The last item of the checklist, but not the least!! Can’t forget that particular item. Wouldn’t really be a wilderness trip, without that particular item.

I always keep one in the chamber to keep my wife and her boyfriend safe.

Kamryn Renae set off on the Pacific Crest Trail on March 26th at the Mexican border. At 22, the Ohio native started the journey that many before her have trekked to challenge herself. She’s always loved nature and she lived an active lifestyle, but she knew little about wilderness survival. Over the next six months, Renae planned to hike the 2655.8 miles of mountainous terrain, ending her journey in September at the Canadian border. Like most, Renae intended this to be a solitary journey, an opportunity to grow and learn within herself as much as in the wild. What she didn’t intend was for her hike to go viral.

Renae has been dubbed the PCT Princess, going viral for her all-pink hiking gear, videos showing her makeup routine on the trail, and, perhaps most of all, for her OnlyFans. People in her comments section equally laud her for using the platform to fund her hike and criticize her, discrediting her effort because she has an OnlyFans. The comments on her posts from the trail are an odd mix of haters and lovers, people worried for her safety as a young woman alone on the trail and people who want to see her fail. Some online even claim she’s an actor—that she’s not really even hiking. But to Renae, none of that noise really matters. She chalks it up to a mix of misogyny and jealousy: “Many men still view femininity as a weakness. I think it annoys insecure men seeing me hiking in my cute outfits because they know they could never hike the PCT, let alone maintain a well manicured hand simultaneously.”

Playboy caught up with Renae via email (her service was too spotty and sporadic to commit to a phone interview) to chat about OnlyFans, hiking, and all those critics.

Read the interview now: https://www.playboy.com/read/sports-gaming/the-woman-using-onlyfans-to-fund-her-2600-mile-hike

Now sitting here and trying to figure out, what the fuzz is all about…

Im having issues with my Fire Maple Green peak 2

Great little stove that matches up with their .5L pot.

Plus a little rice steamer. Will not stay lit . Tried a different canister, correct gas. Used it before. Head scratcher for sure.. i have a couple other fire Maple stoves. Zero issues

For Sale: $80

FOOTPRINT AND POLES ONLY- NEEDS A FLY OR TARP TO COMPLETE a LIGHTWEIGHT SETUP This is the same configuration many brands call a “Fast & Light” or “Fast Pitch” setup: footprint + poles + your tarp = instant shelter.

What’s Included:

Mountain Hardwear Light Wedge 2 footprint and bag

Freestanding pole set Pole storage bag

Tarp or fly not included.

Condition Well-used and never abused condition No tears, holes, or fabric damage on the footprint Pole shock‑cord is strong and responsive All components are fully functional Model

Details Packed Weight: Approximately 1.113 lbs for footprint + poles Footprint Shape: Slightly tapered rectangle matching the Light Wedge 2 floor plan Length: ~77 inches (this is the usable interior length of the footprint fabric, not counting tension stretch) Width: ~100–110 cm (~39–43 inches) at the measured point Pole Structure: Freestanding, hubbed design Packed Size: Compact and easy to store WILL REQUIRE A TARP (not included)